Earthquakes and Tsunamis

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Latest Tremor Reports

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Recent Global Events

Recent Large Earthquakes

Alaska Earthquake Information Center

Northern California Seismic Network (USGS)

Southern California Earthquake Center

University of Nevada - Reno

Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network

Canada

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• Tropical Storm Watch Page with archived information about recent storms, and, during the hurricane season, current weather photographs, forecasts, advisories, and situation reports.

   

• Global Emergency Management Service - (GEMS). The agency is also now offering emergency management training materials and courses on-line.

   

• U.S. Geological Survey - the USGS maintains several Web sites with much useful information on hazards

   

• Hazards page with links to various USGS research and information centers.

   

• USGS Environmental Hazards page with stuff on earthquakes, volcanoes, coastal erosion, hurricanes, floods, and radon hazards.

   

• USGS earthquake information page from the USGS Menlo Park office.

   

• National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC) Natural Hazards Data - this site contains databases, slide sets, and publications available from NGDC on geophysical hazards such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanoes.

   

• Natural Hazards Data Resources Directory published jointly with the Natural Hazards Center.

   

• Emergency Preparedness Information Exchange (EPIX) - one of the original Internet disaster sites, established by the Centre for Public Policy Research on Science and Technology, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada, EPIX contains information about both current situations and disaster management generally.

   

• HazardNet - a demonstration project of the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction (IDNDR).

   

• Emergency Preparedness Canada (EPC) - emergency management and preparedness information in English or en francais.

   

• The Natural Disaster Reference Database Home Page - assembled by the Earth Sciences Directorate of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, this site contains extensive bibliographic information on research results and programs related to the use of satellite remote sensing for disaster mitigation of all kinds.

   

• INCEDE - The International Center for Disaster-Mitigation Engineering - general information about INCEDE; abstracts of all INCEDE reports and back issues of INCEDE newsletters; summaries of recent research, including an extensive report on the Kobe earthquake; and other sections on recent disasters, hazard mitigation, severe weather, hydrology, remote sensing, etc.

   

 

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